Carbon Black is a high-performance form of amorphous elemental carbon widely used as a reinforcing filler, pigment, and process additive across industrial manufacturing. Supplied in powder or pellet form, it is valued for enhancing strength, wear resistance, conductivity, and colour performance in demanding end products.
It plays an essential role across rubber production, plastics, metallurgy, coatings, and specialist engineered materials where consistent particle quality and dependable supply are critical. At East Harbour Group, we supply high-quality Carbon Black through a global logistics network built to reduce sourcing risk, improve continuity, and support manufacturers worldwide.
| CAS Number: | 1333-86-4 |
| UN Number: | N/A |
| Hazard Class: | N/A |
| Packing Group: | N/A |
What is the CAS Number of Carbon Black?
The CAS number of Carbon Black is 1333-86-4.
What is the UN Number of Carbon Black?
The UN number of Carbon Black is not applicable.
What is the Hazard Class of Carbon Black?
The Hazard Class of Carbon Black is not regulated for transport.
What is the Packing Group of Carbon Black?
The Packing Group of Carbon Black is not applicable.
Physical properties of Carbon Black
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FAQs
Carbon Black is widely used as a reinforcing filler in rubber compounds where it improves tensile strength, abrasion resistance, tear resistance, and durability. This makes it a key raw material in tyre treads, conveyor belts, engine mounts, and solid tyres. It is also used in plastics as a colourant and UV stabiliser, in coatings and inks as a black pigment, and in metallurgy as a carburiser or reducing agent. Certain grades are also selected for conductivity and specialist technical applications.
The price of Carbon Black depends on factors such as order volume, required grade, packaging format, shipping destination, and market availability. At East Harbour Group, we provide tailored quotes based on your exact requirements, ensuring competitive pricing while maintaining reliable supply and efficient logistics.
Contact our team to receive a personalised Carbon Black pricing quote.
Yes, we provide reliable Carbon Black shipping worldwide. With established logistics routes across Europe, Asia, and international markets, we ensure secure and dependable delivery for customers requiring consistent supply.
Our UK and India offices strengthen supply chain resilience, reduce delays, and allow us to deliver flexible global shipping solutions tailored to your operational needs.
Carbon Black is not generally classified as hazardous for toxicological or ecotoxicological endpoints, but there are important handling considerations that should be managed carefully. Key hazards include:
Combustible Dust Risk
Fine airborne dust may form an explosible dust-air mixture if dispersed near an ignition source.Respiratory Exposure
Excessive dust concentrations may cause temporary upper respiratory discomfort, coughing, or wheezing.Mechanical Eye Irritation
Dust particles may cause temporary irritation if they enter the eyes.Skin Drying / Soiling
Repeated prolonged contact may dry the skin or cause soiling, though it is not classed as a chemical skin irritant.Fire Conditions
Burning or smouldering material may generate carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and other decomposition products.
Good housekeeping, dust extraction, ignition source control, and suitable PPE are recommended during handling and storage.
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